Clear Flour Coffee Bar

clear flour encompasses what i love in an independently owned coffee shop: giving back to the community and creating a beautiful third space.i love how clear flour has a built in "pay it forward" system (to use, go by the lids/honey station on the right and choose a pre-paid drink card, and bring it to the cashier!). it really feels community orientated and the baristas are wonderful! they have limited seating inside, so i would recommend taking to go or sitting outside in the area shared by the bakery!

Solid new coffee place from the owners of the wonderful bakery next door. They have a marzocca machine and use / carry Tiny Arms coffee. Really enjoyed the cortado, and the mocha was good. Super friendly service, and nice touch with the coffee art!It's also way less busy than the famous bakery (though I'm glad to see more and more people visiting), so you can get some light sandwiches that use their bread and also some dips (incl muhamarra and hummus) if you want something quick. Glad to have this addition to the area!

I came here on a Friday morning to grab coffee with a friend. The inside is small, but there are a few bar stools. I had an espresso tonic, which was delicious. The staff were so nice, and the with the pastry shop nextdoor, what more can you ask for?

This coffee bar is a nice way to grab a fun drink after splurging on pastries. There isn't seating, so don't plan on bringing your laptop or a book, but there are spots by the window you can stand at if you're into that.I got an iced chai latte with oat milk. It was good, but it was served in a paper cup that didn't fit the lids you can use a straw with, which confused me. I ended up waiting til I got home so I could drink it with a straw. I probably wouldn't come back unless I'm specifically going to the bakery next door and also want a drink.

Barista gaslit me into believing that she used oat milk instead of whole milk for my drink. I was right across the counter and I saw her use whole milk with my own two eyes!!! When I asked her to remake the drink after tasting and confirming that it is whole milk, she acted like I was being delusional. She rudely shoved a newly made oat drink on the counter. That new drink WAS made with oat milk thankfully. I am lactose intolerant and I also have taste buds to know what type of milk I'm drinking. I've also been a barista and I understand that mistakes can happen - but please stop treating your customers like idiots. Horrible horrible service. If you want to be treated as a subhuman every time you walk in the door then you've found your place!!

Super cute, small space. Very friendly staff and more importantly GREAT coffee! I will be returning!

So glad my favorite local bakery now has an awesome coffee spot attached! This was sorely needed in this area, closest thing is a cafe Nero. Best chai I have had and friendly service

Great and friendly service, great chai (I'm not a coffee drinker so I can't speak to that, but from friends I've heard it's great), just no seating and quite expensive. But I come back again and again for that vanilla chai.

Coffee was beautiful (nice latte art!), service was great, and they have some tasty looking sandwiches. I was kind of creeped out that they had a bunch of sandwiches sitting on the counter, wrapped and ready for sale at room temp. The sandwiches have temp sensitive ingredients like mayo and smoked salmon... for food safety sake, I'd feel more comfortable if they were stored in a fridge. (I know they can be at room temp for a few hours, but I'd rather not chance it!)

Hands down one of the best mochas I've had in boston - a bit on the sweet side but for a new coffee spot next to an amazing bakery it can't be beat!